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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
ELFCTRICITr KILLS 4 HORSE.

valuable horse belonging TO G. L. Gaos, a
cracker dealer, at Mariners liarbor staten Island
~ rs Killed yesterday morning by singular accident
Nhllo drawing wagon along the street the horse
became ontangod IN a tooIhJne wire, which was
dangling from the poles. In twinkling the horse
a. dead and officer Finan IN attempting to dsensaec
no horse received all electric shock which hnochcd
him sonseess Tho cause OF the accident was the
Ealing OF telephone wire the electric light wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
J,yJrOR scHARwA cHrry PLEADS GrHTT

yAyIrOR SCHARwA CHTEN PLEADS GUUII
August scharwach ar was held Ia $1,000 oa Ia tN'
Yorkvlls Court ye teriay csargs ot grand larceny
lila vork.l "a engineer In the storage warehouse krP
by Peter Cassidy at POI and 2O3 East Forty at'
st. The prisoner pleaded guilty 10 having broken 'pe'
have. ana trunks stored there AMI stolen six qit@
amhrsauins aad lace. valued a. rlp'. -,
Dora Noch ~ No l72 -. EishtIeh st.. alss chsr.st
Scharwasltrr with eIimls4l assault but the LaiEe W"
fl..fun fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19


WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.informatisn mas boon received
at tae General Land once that the United states Grand
Jury Mos has found indie msns against Thomas
T. Cakes. J. VI. Buckley. Z. L. EonHsr A. b. Hammond
and L. j. Hathaway for uslawfuly taking timber from
the public lands the United states asd piping the
out Of the Territory Cakes Is the president
and general manager Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company Buckley the assistant general manager OF
the Northern Pacific Bonner Is timber agent Of tho
Nerthern Pacific and president of the Montana Improve
mont COMPANY Hammond IL . timber agent OF the
Northern Pacific asd general manager Of this Montana
Improvement Company. asd Hathaway IL assistant gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
nook rBrtL OF me CRUISER CEICAGo.


The frat trial Of tho forward eHgires or tho United
stut., steel cruiser chicago Commander Henry H.
Robcson L. y n. took place yesterday with tho ship
securely msorcd OF her berth al the lsng dock
nc tue BrosklSn Navy Yard The siarOsard propeller
was the used principally. and last night. when the
engines were stl In operation II was repor.ei that Tho
result Of tho trial very satisfactory Inc average
revolutions with VARYING from sew -nty Ia sew
cnty-fvs pounds from forty five 10 nt,ive, ana
the rsgiprs worke! generally we'll he heat IN the ne
room was Intense aud almost suf"calins durisE the
trial . A., a.. -.
About l25 extra hands ordered IN IN" nre-robni
from the rece wing ship Vermont on sunday night Ihc
fires we're started NJ mdnisn AMI tho engin1S at 10
Nm vnsertay The workisg Of the machinsry was
md or the direct supervisor or thist Engineer j. W
thompson 4. :. should the forward engines or the
crniser continue work smesthy all night then the
steam power will he transferred To the after eng
when tho psrt propeller will ne used A. soon us beth
rnrs havo been fairly tasted the Chicago VIII he
csaled and prepared for her last trial trip In tho waters
or Long Island Sound Tho vessel must undergo this
sa trial cruise before she can be accepted by the Gsv
ornmcnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
TIL IF Arrested.

Tho received with tho utmost satisfaction bv the
hal terroriEed but the arrest OF disease
that sieaing loved and valued life is achieve
men that should In spiie heart felt gratitude Chiness
depressed spirits and extremely aie
pale features tho results OF dis
liver tho at by
ing DR. Pierc.'s Gsdsn Medical Discovcry puisy
vegetable will ferret out aud capture The
subtle lung or blood disorder DruSgists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

wAsmsGToN, Dec II CSpeciaLJ-A bill was passed
by the last Congress apprOpra,lng $4,000 10 each
state and Territory for the est ab hment of an
agricultural experiment station. IT was SO wordcd
however, and the construction put upon II by the
Treasury authorities such that no money could Dc
drawn out Of the Treasury for that purpose. Senator
epoOncr Introduced a bill day which rcotncs the
apparent error and makes tho payment, which was
due on October l. Immediately available. and makes
the remainder alabe IN tho course OF tho present
fiscal year. The secretary Of the Treasury, II Il
consented 10 include THE apprOpr aiOn
among the Urgent deficiency estimates To DO sent by
m q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
FOUAIIZING TIE PAY OF JUDGES

WASHINGTON. Dec II (speeiaO. Senator Evar.s sub
1ntts me moral OF the Bar Association OF New York
today In favor OF tho bill cqnszng the pay Of United
ktass judges The bill 10 that iuced by Mr.. Evarts
in the XliXth Congress and m kes the pay sf the
United States Judges equal that OF the highsst paid
State Judges. The iaensrIal submitted BY him to-iay
q bulky and Senator Ednlunjs objected 10 It's
being printed In The Record. Mr. Ev.rts. ssr per
sisted and carried his point wi hout dinioulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
RRANpLSHLyG LIE KLrcHEY OLEATER

Policeman ROuk, OF tho Nineteenth Precinct, had
his attention attracted by cries issuing from tho
boarding house, No. AZ West Twenty -socond-t., yes
ierday noon. On entering he saw Joseph Dcgnan,
waiter. rushing sbut tho kitchen with large butch
or's cleaver. A young woman named Te Pfeifer
was bleeding from deep cut In tho palm Of her left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

THE REV Mr. PEyTEC0srs PLAYS
Tho Rev Hugh %. rentecost said yesterday tha' W.
no,.ible he would establish an independent tsngesS
topal church ia Newark after his resignation had ues
accent al and also mat indspenlent church wona
ssrf.d I'm New York where he shout preach once cav
sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

Tho, indictments ra rn lersool - - In cennee'on
win ss1res pending eii-.' 10 ortnern Ino
Ysf- ti7 .ll- tsrt-ses Jon pubic timber 10 lhc
AMOUNT &. ihouf ~-.ayf,uJD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
su1Ain.rJRM 70 BE EXPOSED.
PROVIDING FORA COMMITTEE TO INVEsIldAI
-. .-..-..-- -. ..r1.rnrMN

PROVIDING FORA COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
CIVIL SERVICE "ETFORM."
W,snIyGroS. Dec. II lSprciab.-Senator hSe' VI
Maine ofereda resolution to-day which, II adopted ana
carre on IN thE proper spirit cannot fail TO supply
some mighty interesting reaaing TO those wn" sun
c,ntnue 70 believe in the Penuseness OF me reior"
prscstatons OF Mr. Cleveland and those lnrns'eu euer
him with the administration OF tie Government mo
preamble OF Mr.. Hales resolution recitcS secuohs -
and ii Of the CIVIL Act, passed January TO-
1853 together with the Interpretation given to tha' ec
n, the Pr, dent himself IN his famous letter OF Jny H.
1856 addressed ITO the Heads Of Departments IN Ino
Service OF the General Government ana so''
"E.hop'' Obery's GLIB and sanctimonous out
nourings TO tie Illinois Democratic Asso'l~-
tien under date OF September 30 1851
II then goes on pro ide for select CON al'tee Oh
seven Senators. with power to eaploy clerk ana
scnographor and send or persona and papers ana
directs TO investigate to what extent the spirit a. wei
the letter Of law has been violated with rsersh'S
participation by Government officials III some TO
cent elections.
The violation Of the law this respect has
been so note OF late the oily and unctuous ?Io
fes.ions of the Admisstra have been so crven and
persistent recently that committee viii certainly
have difficulty in securing ample masra' lorlhNeS
COTTON Tho Democratic STATE Convection last summer
in NswYork. FOR s.t.ar was glutted by Fedora once
holders and controlled ia not toe much to say py inc
White House Itsor Mr.. Cleveland did not hesitate
10 contribute bis 500 for the success OF Ire
"cause" in New-York u" lid not shrink even rom
"epdorsiuc" colonel Fellows in order 10 save 'Aat
wOrbY from defeat - 49,. No
Higgins Taona- Eaisin. and in fact every other va
ryland Federal oiceholer IN me o,ae eoi' G
law ard tesx prominsl, part in tho recent muIcpaI
elections BatSCre. - .a,,
This Allentown ConvsntpB in PENNSYLVANIA was pac"a"
this wear with Federal eli ehold-rs 40 were me lha-
rIrs precsdingit In OHIO the ~ y" ilng occureu W
Kcuiuckv lasf August eve~v employs OF tho Treasury
Deparncp from the Collie Of customs al l"nSVhe
down the meanest clerk .nler MIN were NJ %"Ik T ~
and day irving 10 save Burkncr from defeat IN III,
llama last year the ,herts made Nv ieuel"
quen'ly IN the elections were s'andai ahu. Il
6v-worl Especially truc was this In watson ul'uIV',
i'm uoman's and in 80 IL. Wayne dlsirct as - Al ly
,hown by the te~ii'Dory ." red IN the LowrJ-Nh'o h
,esrcd s,ctsn case N fact Lovrv's defeat was uuc
entire Ia the disgust with Fhcn H. unscrupniohS en-
povment o. Federal "icshs dsIs III his district 10 p
oze the primaries aEd pack the convention INSPIRED me
voters.
These instances might he multiplied lndehhuelf I'm"
wltuout pos sl- fear If eXasgeratlsn Inc comm -
If disposed to work. he oppoi u y 10 uh''l.
mo- ami eXpOSo greater isN"'s ~ -".H
re iorm th4n ever suspected TO exist undsf uS AZ"
mnIstratOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
HOUSE ELEC lions COMMITTEE CHOSEN.
MIR. CARLISLE YIELDS HIS PRERoGATIvE As sPEAAlE


OWING 10 HIS Own CONTEST
WASHINGTON Dec Io tSprcith. AS has been hero
tofore minated in The Tribune. speaker CARLISLE
some time ago decided to ash the House TO choose
the members of the Elections Committee on account
f The fact that his seat is contested. lie called Nh
CrlSu of Georgia. to tho chair to day and maze inc
re- iurst Tho only suggestion which he offered IL thr
matter was that the early appointment oil ihat com
uittee would facilitate AS work In making the othrf
committee assignments. 1t was agreed thai ih'
committee should be chosen by the House at ococh
to morrow afternoon
The Republicans. In caucus, after short con'ui'
ton agreed that the minority of tho Elections com
rittec shall consist OF Mcssrs ROWcl of Illinois, VINO
was a member OF the last committee Cooper OF ON"
-Ilouk OF Tennessee; LS man, Of Iowa John't"h' "l
indiana. and Lodge, Of Massachusetts. These Se'o
lions representing the minority, regarded on all
hands good ones.
The Democratic caucus had moro difficulty in chooS
Ing the majority members. The democratic rembcfs
from each state recommended each man for
,lace These nominations were sf,cd by "a committee
cons sting Of NILS. Randall. Holman. furur, anu
Cummings, who recommended the following: Mc'srs
CRISP OF Georgia Huih~ ate OF ONO Johist IN ~
North Carolina. OFcrrail, OF Nrgn Heard. 90 VI
souri, Jerry of Miss>s' pp Mash, Of fcnnsy IS ana
ONcn, Of Indiana. and Moore OF IrAaS ih' i"S'
two arc new members, and Mash u 10" 10 ms on
gross although be served In a preceding ii"isr uf.
ner, Of Georgia, who was chairman 81 me firct"h,
Committee In the last House. pe"nptori'y uorih'i
labor involved. $500, ..,,...
TO consider the Carlisle TLoche case. but Il was No'ch
Gown by an overwhelming majority, and th' committee
10 choscn viii lie the standing committee I" con
The only members of the majority who have han ni,
experience shown any CONSIDERABLE a.lHlf on .,'
moor the chairman. Mr. Crisp ana MeSSrs vu.n
waite and O'lerran tn" friends OF O'ferrA express
oDulOn that n will decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
rrcorNrIyG THE nALLoTs At fIIINIrTH

Judge Van ~yclcis'. Court a Elizabeth. y J., yes
ter ay wa tho 81 la 20 gath 'ring ni T0um-
nctt pcpuiIIcans ard Democrats 81 Onion County 10
wine. the bcgnuing 81 The recount Of tie votes ca
for county Ccfk la-t month"; the returns fip-' which
showed Cruwel, Democrat. 10 have ~ plurality
ovcr DIVER Republican There a." HOO Voi"- 10
recount The vote Of IN" townships Wa comp ei'd
and rowDI made a gain ~ ono In summit ana seven
In springfield Tho coming OF the voie' In ,rcts
va. ur,f irgun In the Elr-t District. flr+t mi
If illalcih q, yer "a nrG and In The second l''
,rc ne making a gain for CrUwrIl OF hVe.
1Lr cDiit then all ourncd until tD-morro"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Dem,rr,o primaries were held ward, OF Brook
Ism and owns KINGS county last evening 10 elect ono
thrI OF he delegates 10 tho General COMMITTEES and
ol,er, OF tho local associ itisns There were minor
,.nt..ts IN the prlnari,s hut No general opPp
,inn nrevailri and tho dictated by the party
were elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
Anlrm That DIR. keunedy's Favoriis Remedy Saved
Nv Life

cold and suffered intense pain through the
back gioin ana kduov, sent for physician who pro
,IravoL friend recommended nr David
Kcnnrdv's favorite ltemey and began uslng - Alter
myself completely
john Davies hester Y All drug sistsi 81 bottle
2crnt To Dr. Kennedy. Rondout y. " for his
Kidney Liver and Blood dtserdera Mention this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
PHI ,prLprrrAvs VINO WILL BE PRESENT.

pm tirlu, Dec. l. ,Sp>cah. OF tho principal
Ie ,ull.-.n eel D, VIII 10 Ns--N"rk "a THURSDAY 20
,fiend lcetDg " - Re- 1acaE 'hn. or 10 'ut"a
ef.t.. Among fl- promineuf rcutem"a vao WI ne
pr sen ~ the nee ing viii be Liwin stuart
charlie. T. uory IN IA. City solicitor caarl. + ar"lcf
,o.uel Wendell t. bowman 81 state senator Zen
iluin f. IIushes Henry Il. DUBOIS. " an T. ieei''
Co',1el 4 I0a ten snowien, 'ongr>'sman charles
O'N. dami Ds-tDn. state senator iohn g 'f"df'
Wtaaa H. An-rn JIIEs CIV, l. (pln; san l"i -.
IYe-.ru' jacob Wdsuerr. Charlss G. 'orcor-n b'ply
ei,rf Nu.Isfin Eobsri. Sru.'Or ca sroh. 'ongI",s
man Iir eAAia -ias senator Gc'igs hsA, 1hth, .i-
IAN liberation. william Ilng, President VILLAIN D. IVi-
look and CT Mayor smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
wHar rRg mgrALsARg DOTyG.

Tho copper market on the New York Exchange va,
stronger and more buoysnt than yesterday Ihs
price showed thu cnrograging advance OF 90 points
There were men on Change who were willing 10 taxa
5000 100 pounds II 1t could have been obtanoL ltwaa
not there no vsver and tho sale, reached only 51jO)
pounds which no ssver Is comparatively good Uaiing
Copper Is now the Investment beyond doubt
aud the Knowing ones stopped talk NJ shout =.
or - cent Iuar.s. 30 the nnit. and sous
even talk 81 tnsso gay times waen tie Leisl
Yihrated areInd a. eonts
copper sols will jump into activity a. soon as hey
here Yesterday the following saes we're nih4s
h.. trh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19
OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR YfwFEHsEY.

Secretary 81 state Kcl-'y, Of NV J"~"y, ha' i-"ot
Tie ui,'c al 81 tho Leg Aiivr cir' i"" !" Ne"
vrHb,r The Republican Plurality was 900. 1h'
al irUhi Mon v0'o WA i-,u- Anl ~" I-'"r Woo
500. sin hepublcan- bad plura antics Ia II '"uh-
r, and the Democrats ia . Countc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

n, moro active, but esssr, al - 10 - 4" D"
spot - y TO $50 futures 10 io,!cr spot ia ,o'e'
n 4 i6d futures ~ Al IS ~ toas sod here
Lead irregular. clo'ils rn a. s1-lVO - D lao
tots! sales amounted 10 2IV tslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-19

BILLS TO CHECK IMMIGRATION
wAsHISGToSc. Do II (SpeciaD. The recent Anarchist
troubles seem 10 have called ont number OF bills for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
INDIGNANT HrRMASS.
bitterness Between irish and Ger.
men Catholics.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, AugustH-The Ger
mans iu Chicigo and throughout the
Northwest generally are very ipdig-
nant over the alleged attitude OF the
Irish Clergy In regard to the coming
convention OF German Catholics IN
OhIcss 20. IoteIviews with Ifisb Amer
ican priests and bishops and extracts
I ON temiofiicial church organs, In
which the opinion that the German
language should be prohibited In
Catholic churches aud schools IL ex'
dressed, have been reproduced bere,
and have drawn out bitter comments
from the Gsrmsn newspapers. The
Illinois STATS Zsituns. which repr.
cents one a ths largest constituencies
oi Germans In the Northwest, says te-
dav on the gu Jet: "For many yea
ths t;erman Americans beloD eing 10
The Catholic Church laws bad the =
conferences and their conventions
vl,hout its occurring 10 any one TO
comp ain that q rman wac their
motfer tongue Suddenly II DAVIS
upon the Iish TO object. Thee
fellows, who themselves were born
ont of America, whore native
language 10 celtic, and VINO, 40 Ger.
yants, bave adopted the language 81
their opprets1rs-theee undertake 10
prevent Germans sharing the same
faith as themselves the nee of their
| -s $500. Tho 9faats " ituuQ
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

and even then il will net count
They always hsve . mental reserva-
ton in these matters, which they
prefer 10 the reservation provided BY
the government. Indians naturally
dislike to see their lands in the pos
session Of wealthy men whose sons
earn q precarious livelihood by play
ing lawn tennis. Colorow once made
q short speech to his troops which
was taken down at the time by
gentleman who was present, and who
was collecting material tor a new
third reader for our common schools.
Colorow claimed that it was 10.
correct, and the notes were found
afterward on the stenographers
body. 1t is about as ticklish bust
ness TO report an Indian speech as 1t
is to poultice a boil on the person Of
the Ameer of Cabul. In closing,
Colorow said: Warriors, our'sun
is set. We are most Of us out on
third base aud we have no influence
with the umpire. Once l could stand
on the high ground and one shout
would fill the forest with warriors.
Now the wailing wind catches up ny
cry and bears it away like the echo
Of our former greatness, and l hear q
low voice murmur rats. Whisky
and refinement have filed our land
with sorrow. The white man crossed
the dark waters in his large canoe
and filed the forest with churches
and railroad accidents. The Indian
loves not to make money and own
aldermen for which he has no use.
He loves his wives and his children
and intrusts them with the RESPONSE
bility Of doing all his work. The
white man comes to US with honeyed
words and says if we will divide our
lands with him. he will give US pres
emit, and when we give him county
aud . halt he gives US red collar
button and blue book, on which he
has written in his strange and silent
language, When this you see. re-
member me- Oar warriors are
weak and have the hearts Of
women. They care not for the war.
path or the chase. Most of them
want to 20 on the stage. Once my
warriors went with me on moments
notice to clean out the foe. They
slept in the swamps with the rattle.
snakes at night and fought like
wolves in the daytime. Now my
warriors will not go on the warpatf
without valise, aud some OF then
want to carry their dinner. Som,
day, like the fall Of the mighty oal
in the forest, Colorow will fall to thu
earth aud he will rise no more. Yot
will be scattered TO the four wind
Of heaven, and you will go no NOR,
to battle. Some ofyou will starye Il
death, while others will go TO New
York and wear a long linen duster
with the prices of cut faie ticket
down their backs. Some Of you viii
die with snakes in your moccasins
and others will 10 to Jerusalem an'
help TO rob the Desdwood coach
Warriors, thank you for your kin,
attention aud appreciation. Th,
regular outbreak will occur tomor
row evening at early candle light
The massacre will open with a SON
and dance"
Colorow dresses plainly in coat o
paint and q gun. BILL NYR.
|
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25


mr.. n. q. Flower In Paris, France.
lssIsiAL ooRRHsPosDnsor OF rHE ArrrAL.l
Dr.. X. U. Flower, OF Boeton, Msss.,
10 one OF the busiest men In all thu
world. He 10 never still, and give
apparently no rect to the brain or
body. To look n, him ono would not
think he ever had a care or troubled
thought, but those who know him say
the opposite Ia the case.
He has, "a almoet everyone Knows,
he largest practice OF ANY physician
IN the world. Patients with sll kinds
OF die, ases, and from all para of the
world, have pougbt him Gu. as their
only hope. In addition to this, he
has an exceedingly tar ng outside
business, which most b wearing TO
any brain. He has made many X.
tensivs professional trips IN tue new
world, from Hudson bay TO Central
America.
A few MINUTES before seven az
O'Clock Saturday morning, before
many Of the Inhabitants Of this busy
city we're asiiT, DIR. Flower vas driven
/, the wharf and boarded the French
80 amer L.Gmcogue, for Paris, Frame.
and q few minutes later she shot out
irom the wharf like q bird in the air
Y.ur correspondent saw the Doctor
the evening" prsoe dins hle departure,
and In snswst 10 the question, Going
irg TO Europei Ho replied, Yes, for .
short trip.
For pleasure, doc,url No cir. Ny
business IN the old country IL purely
professional. I.have engagements 10
Paris and London, and while have
never been across the ocean, 4 feel that
/ stall be Of home there, for havo
patien,s all over the old world. / shsll
visit the principal hospitals and heath
institutes Of Europe and PROD ably Atis
have In my mind now the estab'
lIshment Of q large health esnitarium
somewhere near Boston, on the cossl
and ore In III rids, making them &C
bsautiiul that 10 the m'Bt fasiidiou'
they will be parade Sc Itself. / would
engage the most noted and succeusfu
physicians In the world, ard give II
he sick the bright side Of the darl
cloud.
How long will you be sbrosdf
Only q few weeks. / shall prose
cue my work ard return 10 my home
When you return homs will yo'
, cor6ne yourself to your Boston prac
tics7
Yes, substantially 90, though ] vii
moet likely make q professional uil
% come Of the Western and Southern
. States this fall. And with this III
|, doctor excused himseli.
IL IL eaid by those who ought :
Q know, that q mos, tempting offer hs
y been made the doctor Ia take a lsrg
n health institution In Psrie, that som
a OF the heads OF the government ar
d associated with the move, and tbs
Q there were strong probabilities OF
|, being accepted. l. this event Ame
i ica would loie one OF her most d
q tDRuithed physicians.
|. o hers say that tuch an offer HI
n been made, but that Il is not like
i thst n will be accs pied. II DR.. Flow,
4 should 90 10 Paris / predict III
a hundred will cross tho ocean evel
~ year 10 see the new Persian doctor.
e MORTON.
vi Nav York. August 9th.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

ELwoaD sHALIcRoss, late editor Of
Saturday Journal, Wheeling, w. Va,
was cured OF kidney troubles by Pc.
ru-na,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

OLD pspep ior sale q, APrrAL flee
k0 COT te nor lin